b. 29/12/1885	St Catherines Home 36 Osnaburgh Street
bap. 10/12/1900	St Mary Magdalene St Pancras, London
Parents
	Robert Fiveash			d. 23/09/1891
	Fanny Ann Miller			d. 21/01/1937
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Marriages/Partnerships

m. 07/06/1908

Frederick William Hearl

All Saints', North Peckham, S.E., London

Occupations

1891

Scholar

Also known as

Lily D Fiveash, Lily Daisy Fiveash

Poor Relief

22/09/1893

Admitted to Union Workhouse, Newington, Surrey

Did You Know?

• Freda Sibyl Williams told me that when her grandmother Fanny Ann Miller was between marriages she used to put her children in the workhouse. Freda may have been right on this one: one of the children, Lilian Georgina Daisy Fiveash, was living at the St Catherine's Home and Refuge for Friendless and Fallen Girls in 1900, and in 1901 another, Florence Fiveash, was an inmate of the Refuge Society Home in West Ham.

Locations

05/04/1891	25 Portland Street, St Peter, Walworth, ST SAVIOUR SURREY, Surrey
22/09/1893	Union Workhouse, Newington, Southwark, Surrey
10/12/1900	St Catherine's Home 36 Osnabruck Street, St Mary Magdalene St Pancras, London
07/06/1908	the Parish Church, All Saints', North Peckham, S.E., London
07/06/1908	14 Nutt Street, London

Please note that map data is based on modern streets and house numbers (where a street of that name still exists), and may not reflect the actual historical location.